Jan. 6 rioter pleads guilty to attacking officer, stealing badge

• Sibick faces anywhere from just under three to nearly six years in prison, according to sentencing guidelines listed in his plea agreement.

The big picture: Sibick is the latest person to plead guilty to assaulting Fanone, after Daniel Rodriguez and Albuquerque Head both pleaded guilty within the last year to their part in the attack.

Background: Fanone suffered a minor heart attack and a traumatic brain injury after he was dragged into the crowd, beaten and tased during the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol.

• Last year, he testified about his experience before the House's Jan. 6 committee.
• Fanone resigned from the force in December 2021.

What's next: Sibick is scheduled to be sentenced on July 28.